principally

副词主要地，大部分

副词

1. 主要地：prime 最初、青春;主要的、最初的 | principally 主要地 | probability 可能性、或然性

2. 主要,大抵：primitive 原始的 | principally 主要,大抵 | printer 打印机

3. 侧重居首要地位：primarily 侧重基本地,首要地. | principally 侧重居首要地位. | generally 通常强调普遍性.

4. 通常的;照惯例的：a.流行的;盛行的 customary | a.通常的;照惯例的 principally | ad.主要,大抵 decorative

1. 主要地；首要地；最重要地
    Principally means more than anything else.

    e.g. This is principally because the major export markets are slowing...
           这主要是因为主要出口市场发展缓慢。
    e.g. Embryonic development seems to be controlled principally by a very small number of master genes.
           胚胎发育似乎主要受制于少数主导基因。

1. Chairperson of the Women's Commission Elizabeth Quat emphasized the group is principally concerned with the plight of the city's single moms living on welfare.

2. Inner Mongolia Yitai Coal Company Limited is principally engaged in the production, transportation and sale of coal.

3. In May 2000, the State Council principally agreed for the CSRC to set up the second board market.

4. principally的意思

4. These changes to the CT are designed principally for macroeconomic control and industry restructuring.

5. principally

5. The location with its dry climate is perfect to cultivate grapes in order to produce principally raising and wine.

6. The choice rests principally on how different the local market is compared to other markets where the globalizing company already has experience.

7. The coroner's report in August said Jackson's death was caused principally by propofol and the sedative lorazepam.

8. principally什么意思

8. The passports will contain results of individual urine and blood tests aimed principally at measuring blood and steroid parameters.

9. Mr Romney has donated tens of millions of dollars to charities, principally the Mormon church.

10. principally

10. Mr Obama lost the Ohio primary to Mrs Clinton by eight percentage points principally because he failed to connect with white working class voters.

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